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Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen
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8.Nov.1895 Discovery of X-Rays (Röntgenstrahlung)
- „A new type of radiation“ (X-Strahlen)
- Accidental discovery during experiments with cathode ray tubes: a sheet covered with one of the substances Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen was experimenting began to emit light while in the proximity of the cathode ray tube.
- The first publicly known X-Ray photograph was actually made by Albert Von Kölliker, a swiss lecturer, who used his hand in his lectures to demonstrate the effect of X-rays.
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